Interactive tool
Governance policy builder
Set different rules for small spends, large grants and contract upgrades, then read back the policy in plain English and see what a hostile takeover would cost.
Voting mechanism
Tiered rules by financial exposure
Tier 1: Operational
Under $25,000
Tier 2: Major grants
$25,000 to $250,000
Tier 3: Core capital and upgrades
Over $250,000 or contract changes
Attack cost calculator
Estimates what an attacker would pay to buy enough voting power to force a top tier decision through.
Tokens needed
760,000
Estimated cost
$1,876,675
Verdict
Treasury is worth more than the attack
An attacker could spend $1,876,675 to control a treasury worth $13,800,000. Raise the top tier quorum and threshold, or lengthen the timelock so honest holders have time to exit and the security council can freeze execution.
Your policy in plain English
Operational (Under $25,000): 3 days of voting, at least 2% of supply participating, 51% approval, then a 12 hours timelock before execution. Major grants ($25,000 to $250,000): 5 days of voting, at least 5% of supply participating, 66% approval, then a 2 days timelock before execution. Core capital and upgrades (Over $250,000 or contract changes): 7 days of voting, at least 15% of supply participating, 75% approval, then a 7 days timelock before execution.
Deployment parameters
Tier 1 Operational votingPeriod: 21600 blocks (3 days) quorumNumerator: 2 approvalThreshold: 51 timelockDelay: 43200 seconds Tier 2 Major grants votingPeriod: 36000 blocks (5 days) quorumNumerator: 5 approvalThreshold: 66 timelockDelay: 172800 seconds Tier 3 Core capital and upgrades votingPeriod: 50400 blocks (7 days) quorumNumerator: 15 approvalThreshold: 75 timelockDelay: 604800 seconds
Mechanism selected: One token one vote.